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Random Locker Searches Persuasive Essay

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I think random locker searches is a good thing. Because if you bring a gun to school and plan to kill someone that is not the right thing to do. You need to tell a teacher or an adult who you trust. Things you would find is stuff like drugs, guns, alcohol, and steroids if you are a sports player. There was an accident in florida at one of our schools that a 8th grader brought a 1911 stainless steel colt 45 and massacred over 100 staff and students. There is a survey that 17 percent of high school have done or do drugs or alcohol. So the random locker search is a good thing because 17 percent of 500 people 85

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